1937-11-05 — Page 3

THE CHINA MA

EMBER 5, 19

Alfred Cortot

At

The Piano

-12.00-12.20 m-Relay of Sp

vice from St. John's Cathed

12.39

Lucie

1.80

Orchestre Br

Boyer

Today's Wireless

Local Time Signal and Wes-

Report

Georges Thill (Tenor).

Maiso Grise tiles

sager

Miegie" (Massenet).

Attaque Du Moulin-Adieu

113 pk.

la foret (BruDER”).

-Orchestra Mascotte.

Idylle Passionnelle Waltz

(Georges Bazigade).

Evening On The Rhine-Waltz

(Rickertz)

In Dreamy Night Waltz (from The

Vagabond Ziehrer). Exultation Waltz (Lautenschlager)." Waltz Of The Dolls (Bayer). 1:30 pm Renter and Ragby Press;

Local Weather Forecast and An-

nouncements.

1-40 pm-Dance Music & Variety 215 p

Close down.

47 pm Chinese Programme. 7-11 pxropean Programme. 7p.m Songs by Stuart.

(Bass-Baritone).

Watching The Stars

Flying High (Film Splinters in the . Aiz1).

In Summertime On Eredon (Peel)." Sea Fever (Ireland)

7.12 pm The BBC. Theatre Orches tra Monckton Melodies (arr. Stan ford Robinson),

7.20 p.m-Marek Weber & His Orches

tra Hail,

BRIDGE NOTES

Dos

tal).

ZBW 35ǝ M. 845 k.cs:

7.30 pm Closing local Stock Quota

tions & Hong Kong Exchange Market Report

7.35 pm-Cortot at the Piano. The Children's Corner Suite

(Debussy)

Prelude No. 8 La Fille Aux Cheveux

De im

Prelude No. 3 Le Vent Dans La

Plaine (Debussy).

7.52. p.m.-Songs by Gigli (Tenor).

Paride ed Elena-D Del Mio Dolce

Ardor (Gluck)-

Carmen

Fior Che Averi A Mel To Dato (Bizet).

& pm Local Time Signal, Weather

Report and Announceme

3.83 pm Studio Elvie Fnen (So-

prano) and Nura.

1. Sorriso della Madre (Berlendis);} 2. Fede, Speranza e Amore! (Pa- gella); 3. Who Goes By 24. Every where I go (Fasthope Martin).... Evie Yuen; 5 Pizzo Selection. Nura Kanis, 6. Venato è L'Aprile (Donaudy), 7 Cuor mio, Cuor mio non Vedi (Domaudy) Five Enen 23 pm-Yehudi Menuhin (Violin).

Hungarian Dance No. 1 In G Minor. Hungarian Dance No. 17 In F

Minor (Brahms-Joach

(Szymanowski)

ZEK 640 k.c's

Moto Perpetuo, Op. 11. (Paganini) 8.42 pm-Gilbert & Sullivan Excerp

Patience

When T First Put Tus Unif Fancourt & Ch

of

In a Dolefal Tr

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Now NBrie

G. Ba

& Chorus of

Girls and Dragoons.

"Folanthe

Love, Unrequited, Robs Me Of My

8.05

8.20

Elvie Yuen

And Aura Kanis

As I See It

Recital by Justith.

News and Announce ments. Greenwich Time Signal at 8.30 am 845

Em At the Black Dog Wilkes at home in his, OWN

Close Dow TRANSMISSION 2

153 Mets (13.93 m.) 247 Mc/s (13.9 m

€16.85

1513 Mc/s C

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"Ben of the

A Pu

Best George Baker (Baritone). My Well Lored Lord, Winifred 10.45

Lawson, Derek Oldham, Darrell Ireland

11:58 Fancourt & Male Chorus. p.m.-Studio-Talk on The Activities of the Society of St. Vincent de Paul's sented by by the Rev. Thomas F. Ryan 9.30 pm-Light Orchestral and Watter

Glynne (Tenor).

19

Gipsy Moon (Borganoff) Bird Songs At Eventide

(Eric Coates).

Albert Sandler & His Orchestra:

I Wait For You. Tralee (film Evensong).

Walter Glynne

Waldtenfel Waltz Potpourri

(arr. Sibermann)

Marek Weber & His Orchestra.

50 p.m.-Sea Shanties.

Vilassarp1930 pm. London Relay The News.

La Ronde Des Lutins (Bazzini).

By ELY CULBERTSON

was

12.30 pm Dance Ma +15 pm-Topical Talk

Seame

| 130p.m.-The News and Annoritie

ments. Greenwich Time - Sig 145 p

{1:55. pm-Close Bown,

TRANSMISSION 3.

Frequencies

GSH 2147 Mc/s (13.97 m.). GSG 1779 Mc/s (16,88, GSP-15.14 Mc/s (19.82 m)

ESI (to 3:30 pm) 23.53 Mc/s

(13.99 m.)

GSD (from 3.45 p.m.) 11.75 Mc/s

A Dollar And A Half A Day, The 215 pm Orches Hog's Eye Man (arz. Terry).

One More Day; On The Banks Of Sa-315 p

Toha₤3.30pm. cramento (arr. Harris)

Goss (Baritone) & Cathedral Male 4-00 p.m. Voice Quartet.

9.57 pm-Variety.

10:30 pm-Dance Music

11 pm-Close down.

ments

4.15 P

Big

en The BBC Empire

variety

Scottish- Dance Music.

The News and A

Grenwich Time Signal at

425 pm- Musical Interinde.

|4.30 pm-Made in Great Britain

South Wales Copper

BROADCAST FROM 1500 Close Bown

DAVENTRY

ANSMISSION

BERLIN BROADCAST

On stations DIA 3135 E, DJB 19.74 m. I E 16.89 m DIN 3145

19.63 Te

B.K.T.

If I were

The Finesse

to examine a bridgejking. A club continuation

the ruffed with the nine, and now de- player for his knowledge of play of the cards, I would be able clarer bethought himself of the to form a fair estimate by confining need for establishing his heart

suit the test to finesses. The great s

A heart to the king and back to question to be resolved would not be how to take a finesse, but whether the act, followed by a third round it should be taken at all. And if ruff, set up the two long hearts to the student concluded that his ex-But just what good these were aminer was "death on all finesses" Sonth is a grave question. He could and that, therefore, he should look not discard dummy's diamonds on for plays to eliminate them, he his good hearts while the defer

(3.00

4.45

GSG. 17.79 Mc/s (1686

6.00

GSO 15.78 Mc/s (1876 m)

800

GSD 1178 Mc/s 1253. m2). GSB 951 me/s (31.55

9:35

Terne

1:30.06

GAMAT.

2.00 am-Big Ben The Band of His

Majesty's Irish Guards.

would fail just as dismally as would retained trumps. Nor could he draw What's On At the Cinemas

the chronic finesser The hand the trumps and discard two of dum shown below is an illustration of my's diamonds to any adva

an obligatory finesse.

South, dealer.

Both sides vulnerable

NORTH

8762 E-K 5 D-972

4 64 3

EAST

WEST S-K 10 5 H-108:6 D.-A Q-102 C—K QJ 10

The South

1 spade

3 heart Pass

HL-Q 92 D-K 653 C-8752

SOUTH

because by this plan dummy would be voided of trumps rounds drawn and one used for heart ruff and, hence, could ruff no diamonds...

Declarer, therefore, got himself into the rather silly posi

THE SI

With

ctive thriller.

Great, Cam- AT THE ALTAMBRA

faran

Tumique | Chinese soldie

AT THE MAJESTIC” “ Fall.” The

capable hands of Robe

who will be seen in an entirely c

AT THE KING'S “I -Promise to role and the attractive Rosalind ting rid of two of dummy's losing Pay, with Chester Morris, Helen Mack, I sell. Four persons who played the

Thomas Mitchell and Patsy O'Connor-tire London ran of the show are in the diamonds but still having to lose, The startling exposure of America's picture-Dame May Whitty, Merle Tot- vilest racket, the merciless loan syndi-tenham, Kathleen Harrison and Mat-

thew Bolton ***

all three of his own.

AZ and the

wit

moment's thought would have cate. ealed that the only nce for tract was to bring home five heart tricks independently of a ruff. In this way, if the outstand ing trumps broke 3-2, one of dum- s trumps could be used for diamond ruff instead of being tually wasted on the ruff of a he It is true that this plan would exposed declarer to a two than a one trick defeat but this was inconsequential whe

erogim

AT THE OLEI

AT THE ORIENTAL "Riding On Ast

Joe E Brown Guy Kibbee Face Joe E. Brow of a small town newspape

for a big city daily, his mis

him into and out with startling rapidity.

George Arliss, Grant Mitchell and Hale Han The story of a mu

not

EST BAY

and

ma

hearts

happ

the king and finessed

The fortunate lay of then would have made the

a laydown.

TO DAY QUESTION

RONGKONG:

Question:

opening

What is the

the

HA

club.

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ASTOR HOUSE FA

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